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Today in 1980
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Darran
Roger Freestone
I absolutely love that song.
People can argue black and blue about the guy but anyone that that doesn’t respect him as a musical genius and how much influence he/they have had on music needs a good fucking thrashing.
Pegojack
Roger Freestone
I can't talk about the Beatles dispassionately because they were such a massive influence on my young life that they feel like part of me. I had a number of Beatles trinkets (Beatles tray, Beatles plastic wig) and used to buy all their singles on Parlophone when they came out.
If their first film "A Hard Days Night" comes on the tele, I urge you to watch it, specially if you are a youngster. It's both a fascinating slice of British social history and a catalogue of their brilliant early music.
If their first film "A Hard Days Night" comes on the tele, I urge you to watch it, specially if you are a youngster. It's both a fascinating slice of British social history and a catalogue of their brilliant early music.
Darran
Roger Freestone
The official Beatles tray was made at the Metal Box in Neath.
They went on strike over the wig in the Metal Box once too.
Pegojack
Roger Freestone
Just like I said. British social history in spades.
Darran
Roger Freestone
Pegojack
Roger Freestone
How do you know I don't still have the original?You should get one of the wigs.
